https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2018.151
l'abisso della follia, di George Atwood
Giovanni Fioriti Editore, Roma, 2017
Pubblicato: 9 gennaio 2020
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Il 9 maggio scorso George Atwood è venuto a Roma, dove ha presentato la traduzione italiana del suo ultimo libro, l'abisso della follia, nella sede della John Cabot University. Insieme a Robert Stolorow e, successivamente, Bernhard Brandchaft e Donna Orange, egli ha creato quella corrente psicoanalitica che va generalmente sotto il nome di Psicoanalisi Intersoggettiva, anche se, personalmente, Atwood preferisce definire l'impostazione del proprio pensiero come "contestualismo fenomenologico".
Come citare
Lorenzini, A. (2020). l’abisso della follia, di George Atwood: Giovanni Fioriti Editore, Roma, 2017. Ricerca Psicoanalitica, 29(1), 107–112. https://doi.org/10.4081/rp.2018.151
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